Don't study grammar ( all the time)

a year ago

My experience as a Spanish teacher has reinforced the idea that students often make significant strides when they shift their focus away from strict grammar rules. 

Embracing a more immersive approach, where listening and speaking take precedence, has proven to yield remarkable results in language acquisition.

Students tend to absorb language nuances more effectively when they engage in real conversations and actively listen to native speakers.
 While grammar remains a valuable tool, its role as a supplement to practical application becomes evident in fostering genuine fluency.

Encouraging students to immerse themselves in Spanish-speaking environments, engaging in dialogues, and practicing everyday conversations significantly enhances their language skills. 
It's this immersive, communicative approach that I've seen spark true fluency and confidence in my students.
Remember, language is alive and dynamic—embrace the flow of conversation and active engagement for a richer and more rewarding learning journey.